What number plastic is this tray made out of? Trying to find something bpa and chemical free
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The Sprout Master Mini Triple Sprouter contains 3 trays that measures 5 inches x 6 inches x 2 inches high. They stack one on top of the other.Made from High Impact Polystyrene plastic #478 FDA approved, BPA Free: http://www.sprouthouse.com/Sprout_Master_Mini_Triple_Sprouter_p/smmini.htm
9964
I don't know the number but for the money I was very pleased with the trays. The plants grew well and the trays stayed in tact.
9965
There is no number on this tray and it looks like reg. commercial plastic. I grow sprouts and wheatgrass and I don't think at this time you can find trays bpa free. I would call people at OHI in San Diego or Hippocrates ins in Palm Beach. They would be the first one to know. good luck.
2204858
It is plastic but I am not sure about BPA free. I think I bought it before there was a concern about the BPA. I don't use it much but it is a very nice one and the motor will never burn up in home use like the cheaper ones.
1179251
There is plastic Cup, the inner cover is made of plastic I guess that is surely BPA free
1582699
I had an old Tupperware Jello Mold, similar to the one pictured. I do not believe plastic produced in the old days contained BPA. I think that was a 21st century development. If I had my old jello mold, I would have used it and not felt the need to buy a new one. That was not the case, so I bought a new one and have used it sever times...works just like the old one.
1111598
Yes that is the big question - BPA free? I see no plastic freezer trays on the market that say BPA-free. Not sure I can eliminate plastic entirely, but BPA-free would make a large difference in our body burdens.
683535
BPA free plastic I love mine no funny plastic smell or taste! Hope that helps
854554
I checked the bottom of the trays, and there's no indication of the typed of plastic. The cubes slip right out of the trays. You might Google "Sterilite" to see if you can find out that way.
1749470
It is hard plastic, with no coating. I don't know if it is BPA free or not. I don't ever heat the containers up.
1476834
Yes, it is plastic. I called the company, and they told me it was BPA free; although, i did not get documentation from them.
980419
The tray in mine is plastic. I have ran it through thr dishwasher many times and it cleans up great. Only the dome and the cooking surface that holds the water are stainless steel. B/c the cooking surface is stainless, it's easy to clean if you break an egg and it will get dirty over time. Just spray with vinegar, let it soak a minute and it wipes clean with little scrubbing.
647834
I just looked at mine. The plastic is not marked "BPA free" so it is my best guess that it is NOT BPA free. Hope this helps. BTY -ours is working fine and had it 4 months without a problem.
1263221
My unit is at least 8 years old so I doubt that anything on it is BPA free. I don't know about the newer made models however, I did e-mail the company and am waiting for an answer. I rarely use the trays as is when dehydrating, I usually line them with parchment paper I've cut to fit. I'm also considering a greener approach by using silicone baking sheets that I can cut to size/shape, since they will be cleanable/reusable. When I hear back from Nesco, I will post their response.
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I just today (9/23/2014) received 2 of these Rubbermaid White Ice Cube Trays. There is NO symbol on them that says "BPA FREE". Also, on the packaging it says copywrite 2007 (I'm not sure what that means). So I called Rubbermaid. They said that starting in 2008, all Rubbermaid products were BPA-free AND that these products would say "BPA free" in that little triangle symbol. I asked the Rubbermaid customer service person, "So if these do not have that "BPA free" on the bottom should I assume that they are NOT BPA-free. She said "yes". Based on that I'm concluding these trays are NOT BPA-free, and were manufactured prior to 2008. If I am wrong someone please clarify. Kind of bugs me Amazon is selling something so old (again, if I am wrong let's clarify) - and that I am just going to throw these away.
1569870
Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. I have inquired with BabyHome and they do believe the Eat Tray is BPA Free and comes from Spain.Best Regards,Vicki
15691
I contacted the company directly and this is the response i got from them "Thank you for contacting the OXO Consumer Care Center and your interest in OXO products. Please be assured that our consumers' safety is a top priority during the development of our products. All OXO products are BPA, Phthalate, and PVC Free. The Ice Cube Tray is made of the following: Tray-High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Recycling #2 Lid-Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE), Recycling #4 Please let me know if you need anything else."
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I actually didn't see a recycling code on it. Sorry. It does say BPA free and dishwasher safe.
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Yes, the plastic is BPA free. The written material with the product clearly states that. Take a look at the manufacturer's website.